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Woman-Owned Atlanta, Georgia
sheswanderful (Wanderful ) <p>Atlanta boasts a vibrant array of woman-owned restaurants and shops, offering everything from unique Southern cuisine and global flavors to boutique clothing, handmade goods, and artisanal crafts. These businesses are at the heart of the city's diverse cultural scene, with owners bringing creativity, passion, and a personal touch to each venture. Whether you're exploring charming neighborhoods or trendy hotspots, Atlanta’s woman-owned establishments provide a welcoming and authentic experience. This community of entrepreneurs is reshaping the local dining and shopping landscape with their bold and innovative ideas.</p><p></p><p>Huge thanks to Megan Grant (Cherish Tours) and Olivia Ward (Wanderful Asheville Hub Leader) for their contributions to this guide!</p>Savannah Georgia Gems
travelwelldunn (Bryana Dunn) Looking for A Quick bite, a sweet treat, a sit down dine in, a good cocktail?! Then these are some places to checkout to make your Savannah trip memorable! There are so many places to choose you’ll have to come back for another trip.Atlanta Beltline: The best things to see and do along the way
seeker (Seeker Editors) If you find yourself in Atlanta, you've got to check out the Atlanta Beltline. It's more than just a pathway; it's a vibrant corridor of culture, art, and activity that snakes through the heart of the city. Think of it as an urban adventurer's playground, connecting neighborhoods with a ribbon of trails and parks perfect for jogging, biking, or just taking a leisurely stroll. Along the way, you'll stumble upon a kaleidoscope of public art installations, respite-giving green spaces, buzzing markets, and some of the best eateries the city has to offer. Let me walk you through the highlights, from scenic spots to can't-miss events, so you can make the most of this dynamic, ever-evolving urban oasis.Things To Do In Savannah
travelwelldunn (Bryana Dunn) This is the oldest city in GA and it’s a walkable city, so of course they’re plenty of things to do! Make your trip a little easier with this list!Civil Rights Historical Trail in Albany, GA
seeker (Seeker Editors) Nestled in the heart of Southwest Georgia, the city of Albany played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement of the early 1960s. If you're tracing the footsteps of American history, the Civil Rights Historical Trail in Albany is an indispensable journey through resilience and empowerment. This trail weaves through critical sites where courageous activists rallied for justice, offering a unique and deeply inspiring narrative of struggle and triumph. From churches that held fervent meetings to jails where leaders faced imprisonment, each stop on the trail invites visitors to reflect on the profound impact of this movement and honors the enduring legacy of those who fought tirelessly for equality.My hometown guide to Kutaisi
data (Daviti Gvitidze) Kutaisi , Georgian: ქუთაისი is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and the third-most populous city in Georgia, traditionally, second in importance, after the capital city of Tbilisi. Situated 221 kilometres (137 miles) west of Tbilisi, on the Rioni River, it is the capital of the western region of Imereti. Historically one of the major cities of Georgia, it served as political center of Colchis in the Middle Ages as capital of the Kingdom of Abkhazia[ and Kingdom of Georgia and later as the capital of the Kingdom of Imereti. From October 2012 to December 2018, Kutaisi was the seat of the Parliament of Georgia as an effort to decentralise the Georgian government.wildlife sanctuaries in Georgia
wildlifeconnect (Wildlife Connect )My Hometown Guide to GrandMall
data (Daviti Gvitidze) https://grandmall.ge/enGeorgia (the country!) Bucket List
cherishbroker (Cherish Broker) These are the places you can't miss when you visit this cute Caucasian country.Rooftops in Georgia
sophia_hyder_hock (Sophia Hyder Hock) Places that have incredible rooftops to enjoy in the spring and summer monthsBotanical Gardens in Georgia
sophia_hyder_hock (Sophia Hyder Hock) Experiencing the of beauty in natureNational Parks to Visit in the Southern US
sophia_hyder_hock (Sophia Hyder Hock) Beautiful parks to hike, reflect, and appreciate with family, friends, or soloRomantic USA Cities
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tassia (Natassia Washington)Breweries, Cideries, Wineries in Georgia
sophia_hyder_hock (Sophia Hyder Hock) Places to taste-test along the way...Weekend Getaways For Mothers Day
seeker (Seeker Editors) Whisk her away this year at one of these gorgeous destinations for a Mother's Day to remember. Nothing says "Thank you" like a balmy day along the Florida coast or a night of sampling cocktails at a cozy bar in Budapest. Whether you plan to stay close to home or go on a 48-hour adventure, these cities are sure to impress and show your mom just how much she means to you.Incredible Playgrounds Around The World That Were Designed By Artists
seeker (Seeker Editors) Artists have long been fascinated with how their work could be interacted with, and nothing gets quite as much interaction as a jungle gym. These abstract pieces are some of the most popular and aesthetically pleasing playgrounds in the world (whether the artist intended it as that or not). From the dynamic playscapes of Noguchi to the glistening climbing wall of Székely, these artworks are multifunctional- and an excellent way to keep your children occupied while you enjoy some art.Cities Celebrating Pride in 2021
seeker (Seeker Editors) These US cities are working quickly to vaccinate the population and return to a sense of normalcy- and while cases drop exponentially we can finally take steps outside beneath the sunshine and let our rainbow flags fly proudly. These cities are opening up fast to bring back Pride- from historical marches in NYC to party beaches of Miami, there is no *wrong* way to celebrate. Check out our list of the coolest pride festivals scheduled this year, because it's going to be one you will never forget.The Most Haunted Hotels In The USA
seeker (Seeker Editors) Old Hollywood establishments, island getaways, and unsolved mysteries, this list will take you on a trail of drama, betrayal, and poolside bars (?) Jokes aside- these fantastical destinations across the country all feature ghoulish visions, peculiar happenings, and eerie backstories- they are also all incredibly old and steeped in history. Visit some of America's most incredible hotels, indulge in delicious cuisine, and face your fears- you might just run into a ghost.Nature Lovers Guide to Tennessee
40andfree (Pam Patton) From the countrysides to the mountains, Tennessee has it all. Experience Mother Nature at it’s fullest! #SeekerChallenge
Georgia Articles
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The 9 Best Cherry Blossom Festivals in the US 2023
Read more...One of the prettiest indicators that spring has sprung is when the blooms of sakura (cherry blossoms) burst into color. And luckily, you don’t have to fly all the way to Japan to enjoy what this cherry blossom festival season has to offer. From coast to coast, cities across America have planted the ornamental trees […]
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18 of the Craziest New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Events in the US
Read more...Three, two, one…happy new year! Cities around the globe are ushering in the new year with coordinated countdowns and wacky, wild ball drops. Arguably, the most epic New Year’s Eve event is the ball drop in Times Square in New York, but smaller spots host equally exciting countdowns that include dropping quirky objects, like a […]
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America’s Next National Park? Top Contenders for 2023
Read more...In 2019, White Sands National Park became America’s 62nd national park. Two years later, New River Gorge National Park became the nation’s 63rd. Now we’re all wondering: which park will take the title next? Lucky for us, the top contenders for America’s next national park include scenic national forests, ancient cultural sites, lazy rivers, and […]
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The Best Cities in the US For Architecture Lovers
Read more...One of the most unquestionably enticing elements of travel is feasting your eyes on the buildings that populate your favorite cityscapes. Beyond New York City’s soaring skyline, San Francisco’s famous Golden Gate Bridge, and Savannah’s iconic oak trees lie city streets lined with skyscrapers, mansions, monuments, and more. Architectural enthusiasts enamored with rich histories, intricate […]
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The Best Festivals For Black Travelers in 2023
Read more...Community and Blackness go hand-in-hand. Simply put, it’s not easy living in a world where your culture is constantly appropriated and commodified without credit. As a response, we’ve collectively begun carving out spaces of boldness and Blackness designed by us, for us. While joining Black travel groups and following inspiring Black travel bloggers bring us together, […]
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The Top Travel Trends and Destinations for 2021
Read more...At the beginning of my first big trip just a decade ago, I bought a hideously overpriced phone card, made my way to one of those famous London phone booths, and called my parents back in Australia to let them know I’d arrived safely. I used the same phone to call around to hostels to […]
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Mysterious Places: 10 of the Spookiest Spots to Visit on Earth
Read more...If you’re into spooky stories, unexplainable events, and haunted places, then you’ve landed in the right place. The world is filled to the brim with landmarks that remain a riddle…to this day. Mystery enthusiasts: just like you, we’re all about indulging our weird and unusual interests, so we’ve created this bucket list of mysterious places […]
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4 Amazing Cave City Destinations on the Edge of Europe
Read more...Scattered between Georgia and Turkey are a series of cave cities that have to be seen to be believed, ranging from monasteries to hand-carved underground super-structures. Once you spot Vardzia on the mountainside, you won’t be able to look away. I definitely couldn’t. A huge swathe of mountain is carved out and honeycombed with caves […]